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Fed Buys Bonds to Spur Economy

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Fed launches new round of bond buying, 9/13 2012   unconventional actions to support the economic recovery  
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Bernanke addressed 3 main concerns abt FR's monetary policy   Fed purchases, low returns and inflation of the economy  
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Central bank's goal   moving in the right direction so we don't stagnate  
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Fed policy-making committee buying $40B/mo   agency mortgage-backed securities on an open-ended basis so it can buy addt'l if the job market doesn't improve  
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Operation Twist - will continue   Bank selling short-term bonds and using the proceeds to but loner-term bonds to bring down long-term rates.  
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Total purchase - $85B longer term securities   also printing more money to fund its mortgage-bond purchases  
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First incr in short-term rates 2015   this lowered the quarterly growth forecasts for this year.  
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Purchases are aimed at pushing down long term interest rates   especially lowering mortgages rates. They want to push up the values of assets like stocks and homes.  
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Bond buying programs   intended to make borrowing cheaper to spur spending and investment, though economists are skeptical.  
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